Project Management focuses on delivering projects that meet your contractual requirements, so you’ll be prepared to budget, coordinate, oversee, and execute a project.
Required hours: 360
You might not be asked to manage a project early in your career, but the competencies in this experience area will help evolve your skills so you’re ready to take on larger responsibilities and opportunities.
Read the AXP Guidelines
Learn how to document your experience and see a list of all competencies with the Architectural Experience Program® (AXP®) Guidelines.
Upon completing the AXP, you should be able to demonstrate your capability to independently perform the following competencies:
- Competency 12: Implement a work plan according to a project’s scope, schedule, and budget. At the point of initial licensure, architects with this competency can ...
- Collaborate with the client and consultants to align expectations for design scope, schedule, and budget.
- Monitor work plan throughout a project and report on progress.
- Organize tasks and resources to deliver a project according to contractual requirements.
- Facilitate the appropriate approval processes throughout design and documentation efforts.
- Competency 13: Organize and coordinate an interdisciplinary project team. At the point of initial licensure, architects with this competency can ...
- Identify qualified consultants and team members for a project based on project requirements.
- Facilitate communication and collaboration of consultants, clients, and relevant stakeholders throughout a project.
- Implement processes to assess the quality of work throughout a project.
Find more information about all experience areas in the AXP on our website or in the AXP Guidelines.